One of the extremely cool benefits of a tool like Sitebulb is that there are no Project or Audit limits in place at all - you could literally add an infinite number of projects if you could count that high (you can't).
If you've been using Sitebulb for years, or if you have a team on Sitebulb Cloud with lots of users, your Projects list may have built up to dozens or even hundreds of Projects, which need to be managed and organised to build efficient workflows - this is where Project tags come in.
Tags provide a flexible, intuitive way to organise and navigate your projects with your own organisational logic.
Adding Project Tags
To add a tag to a project, navigate to the Project dashboard and hit the Add Tags button:
In the modal window, you can add a new tag by typing the desired tag name and pressing return. This will not only tag your project, but also create a new tag that can be used for other Projects too.
Once you have a list of tags in use, you could simply hit the dropdown to choose from any existing tags to add to this project.
The tags you choose or add will now appear on your Project Dashboard alongside other project details.
Filter Projects by Tag
Once you have set your tags up, you can easily filter your Project list using the 'Filter by Tag' dropdown at the top of the screen:
Use Cases
Project tags can be used for a multitude of purposes, helping you categorise and organise your work.
Key use cases include:
Agencies could tag based on client name, account manager, or region
In-house teams could tag based on locale (e.g. US/UK/DE) or brand family
Larger teams could combine tags with standardised taxonomies (e.g. client name + project type)
Projects can have multiple tags, so you can group or filter projects across different dimensions.